Remove connector No 3 from iPhone 3G / 3GS, part 1

iPhone 3g 3gs connector number 3 removal part 1
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Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• iPhone
• 3G
• and
• 3GS
• solder
• new
• connector
• no

[TheAidyarmy]

hi thanks for all the tips i have one problem my soldering iron is just a cheap one that as no temp control does that mean its no good to work on iphones ?

[offmains]

@TheAidyarmy Hi

I am able to work with the set temp type but you do need to know what you are doing, variable is the best way to go

[steffeonthetube]

Why do you want to remove that connector?

[offmains]

@steffeonthetube Because it was damaged! this is a common problem.

[offmains]

Oh yeah.....I got 3 thumbs down WTF!!!!

[LOLmasteryi1]

i wanna ask is that possible to desolder the NANDflash on the drowned iphone. And solder it on a new logicboard?

[TheAidyarmy]

@offmains hi thanks would one with temp control on the soldering iron be ok or would i need to spend more and get one like yours bare in mind the whole point of diy is to save money lol

[steffeonthetube]

@offmains Ok! I just wanted to know.

[elgab0]

Thank you!!!!

[ultimateracingpr]

Great video thanks

[xxsurcentralxx]

who would dislike this ideo?? this dude has good knowledge...keep up the good work....